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The Wilmingtonian., 1887-05-14
The Citizens Association

The Citizens Association has been crit
iczcd, and very properly also for it's manner
of electing it's officers. These officers were
elt cted in as near private caucus style as
possible A slate was undoubtedly pre-ar-
ranged, we might as well say fixed up, before
hand
This was done, and lis doing demands the
roundGSt condemnation.
What of reform is there in such methods
as this? 1t is a very bad beginning indeed
In defence Of the manner Of the election of
officers it may be stated by those who would
wish to Wind cate the above referred to Ac-
tion it may be said that one Of the speakers
referred TO the fact that certain list had
been made out--that the audieLcc present
voted that a committee be appointed to make
rules AID regulations FOR the oIgauization-
which is al true and then the addendum
statement was made by sp, aker that list
of officers would be sent in by this commit
tee Tor action and adoption by those present.
This was all done very slickly. The COM
mittee came back having completed their
duty of framing laws for the organization
and stating "a complete list of officers all
within five minutes or thereabout The
new list OF officers slid into adoption in COM
of the new rues-and that was all.
In fact the organization was taken by sur
prise. It is ridiculous to assert th t the lar
ge maj Irty of those were present were any
thing but surprized at the slick and slated
manner u which they were ruled and officer
! ed.
The election of officers was not done with
as much consideration for public opinion as
might have been allowed. 1t was rushed
through There was one fact clearly appar-
cnt aud it was this, that the list of officers
was slated before the announcement of the
purpose election was made, those presen-
were not given the option of saying whether
they would join in the c0nsidera tiuu of can
didates OF whether they would leave it to a
committee. What was asked however, aud
this where the wrong was, that committee
should eId in a certain list to be chosen by
them. A procedure which is entirely un-
parliamentary and Unprecedented. Again it
may be said by those who would wish to de-
fend this indecent hurry in the important
work OF election of officers that all present
had the opportunity when the adoption OF
the committees report was given out by the
chairman, that then the opportunity arose
for opposition.
Did itP With what grace would itooms
from any of Those gentlemen present who
felt themselves aggrieved to stand up in ap
parent opposition to a report part of which
the laws-were exactly what were approx.
ed and looked on as necessity. No the trou.
BILE was that tho list of officers was skifulIy
Incorporated for adoption at the same time
as the rules and regulations report which
was sure of being passed, aid the list of Off
GERS crept in stealthily under its Wing
Had any OF those present objected at that
moment he would have Immediately been
accused or at least looked upon as a malcon
tent, and a distulber.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-05-14
EIying ThrOngh the Air.

On the 30 Ii Of this month the Bait more
and Ohio railroad will issue a new time card.
The time on express trains from Philadelphia
to Baltimore will be reduced to three hours
aud ten minutes. The time from this city to
Philadelphia will be reduced to thirty five
minutes,
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-05-14
Notice.

The subscrbe of The WILMINGToNIAN
changing their residences will receive their
copy of the paper promptly by sending at
as early date, as is practicable, notice OF
said change to the business manager, Mr.
W, n. Mccormick, 3O5 Market street,
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-05-14
Not for Grover.

Deawarean (Dem)
We speak what we know when We say
that there are hundreds of Democrats in
Delaware that will not support Mr.. Cleve-
land should he be again nominated, and such
being the case here we are sure thaG it is the
same in other States.
The Wilmingtonian., 1887-05-14

SOFT GINGERBREAD without eggs.-Six
cups Of flour, three cups of molasses, on
cup of butter, one tablespoonful of ginger
and three teaspoonfuls of saleratus dissolved
in milk. Beat well and bake in a quick
oven in square tin paus One cup of butter
is suifi ,ieut, but two cups are better.
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TACoMA SOCIETY.

Mr.. aud Mrs. W. II. Dean, Of Nehraa
Ia, after q visit Of S0rDe weeks a M
ard Mrs. Alex. Parker. Ms. Deans paP
eats, left fer their house Lass Monday.
Co1rty Superintendent Stewart aud
J. Q. Lavrence. Territorial School sa
RsriBis1dAnt. Segs IN atiendAnoe a. ths
Teachers Institute In tins city.
Loa fisnezaH returned last Sunday
evening ron bis scje1rn 10 Eastern
WaahinRton.
SaPsrtntenGana Davies. Of the Carbon
Hall Mine, has eone 20 San Francisoo
for q a1onth'a vfail
Mis- CaspeF, Of MsntsaAno, 10 visitinr
Mrs- Chester Terry.
Pros. A. 4. Campeeil. late Of the In
dian kessgSalio1. - sllh his wife. noU
living tn TacomA.
J. A. Cartwrsghi has gone 10 he SKA
gtt hiTef. where be ells The position az
eook keeper foR tie Skagit River Rail-
waY a Lanher 90.
z. l. Hevsil, Who had hsec IA tA~
cts foe eouas oars. left for his kone IN
Portland Ga IusadAy.
Cbisf Jastses Iacrx vas Ia the eitv
IT, paa4 week.
ExGovsFnoF L1aShioo, who am.
dactsa iee fogsth q Jaw uasis. h Z,
Ter Ssn frkhcisoo on "Wednesday lsss
Ma Annss L ByFnA. Gfssr "a sI-
tsnded sad pleasant vis.t to her sitter.
nrG J. 3. Xe9n9 sf this city, len On
We9aseoag for Der home In Oreean.
Mis- Aeilia Olson. Who has kesn en-
isytnz pteaaAet viNat u frian8s Ia this
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SEATTLE DAILY PosTNTELLIGENCER SUNDAY JULY La ISL

nrsuuskersns aFurss g pra1fs q -
- 80 1nssan. Rsanagaa a. ~ -
menns % laxne a. manaGsEB EsrRH9ees
- nnN - nefransinns Ghat aN8sa@a
q rruaa q &10N00n yeaR So Q very e.
elusive n.f1sxIly. A. ed 1.sAsss
rssa 70 ssVs aDfvida Al shea1Eieal ~
usss ~ to an1 hen dises1ns thsl y
uaR osna and you viii gkxike BnUewosla
ngmE she iruthS Il 3a Geod rnis -
follow.
Hhmsas knoun shss AGiss Gsrsruds
Barrett, secood dsuRbteE q Br. 18w-
rance BAgrstk, The sHi1szf kraQel1ns =
snQaned e. - married % Mr.. dgeMBn
Anaersnn, hHcshe9 Of MisB Mary AniSsE.
Sc, tha famoas actress. MisB Barre 2
and Mr.. Anaers0n are special fRxoTikes
With 4 lnrzs circle Oe fFis8ds, both h
Rn1isnd nd hsrs 81 hs@e; and this
ausuiaioun neUa Will be welcomed via
more than common gladness wheEeseE
they ere knowr. A mere haxmonioaa
and suitable uatsh vas never mAdo,
snd hsfk sss y0aug people w1n have
hosts Of GOOD Uishss IN tSsiR happinsss.
-Fen Terk Tribase.
The trunkful Of plays and mGao-
scripts by the late Salmi Meraas sold "a
auction u New York, bgcagh1 cnly Sles-
Morse vas certainly q EsmaRknols man,
. schoizf. great traveller. and q very
amiable gentleman, Of extraordinary
stature. He became ther8uRbly ab-
soFhed in tie wish TO rfnauce his ~Pas-
SION Play" and expended al his o9n
money and Q great deal advanced Atn
By others IN preparations fog it, repre-
ssataaian In New York. When the an
thOritie8 intexfeFod 10 prevent his doing
90 be became completely discouraged.
He Put on ths stage buils for the "Pss-
sios Play one Of his dramas entitled
"a Busfle Among the Petsie0ats," and
when this failed be gave up utterly.
His dead body was found In the riveR
one morning.
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A MELANCHOLY CONTRAST OFFERED NJ IN
DISSEMINATE RREzxNT.

MELANCHOLY CONTRAST oFFKRKD N TIE
DISSEMINATE RBEzzzT.
some Of the boys used 30 bsag Of their
ability 70 bold the ena Of q 6rcerackez
50 tight that It's explosion couldB't
hsrm them, SAYS q writer IN the New
York Word. These baya WenA homs
iFst, mostly, aad the other boys could
70 and liste0 Is thaiT doors for the walls
Of sgony that we're forshconinR as
eo1n as they got In the house. VS. used
50 make mud volcanoes b Puttina 8
bunch Of hreoEaekers IN the sand and
piling up cons Of mad around them
leaving the ENDS sticking out at the top.
ID rarely failed 20 explode, aud some
times Just IN time 10 catch white trous-
cred militiaman a. be waa passing and
sprinkied him most literally from head
20 foot With . charming arebs9ome pat
tern inmud.
There we're no Accent cast Iron re-
v0lvers for the boys 70 monksy vite m
those days; no blank cartridges, two for
: cent, thai blew small pieces Of brass
into iitsle sisters eyes. We had ell
muzzle-Ioadin9 pistols from the var Of
1872, big Of bore and vide spreading IN
discharge. They would shoot large
wad of burning paper clean 10 the
roof Of q barn and set fire 10 IL
real nicely. when q boy got shot
With one Of these pistols be didn't con-
eeai the fact and sneak around the
back street, bus hs ju& let everybody
within two miles know where the eeae Of
pain vas located as he hurried home
the very shortest way. We used
ts load them With small stones and put
tomato can on 9 stick and shoot &c it
until the men in the Reighborhood
would come out with sulphnEous remarks
and clubs. I bring to mina one Fourth
when In our humble one-hoEse.styie We
shot full Of small bat painful
holes, one man, one goat and tEo doas,
besides Kidding 6 line full Of clothes
hung out 90 dry. We carried powder
horns, which had habit of blowing up
and making the hey look like Mexican
hairless dog.
All these happy days have gone, the
Fourth 10 becoming Quaker funeral in
the cities, and the boys dsn't eli@b the
Rolden stairs in such troops, with Grip
pied limbs, biackened faces and bunged
eyes. to startle the waiting cherubs on
the other side as they used 10 In those
times. What fan it was 10 throw Q
lighted cracker under a chair In the
barber shop and see the man who vas
being shaved jump up and get one Of
bis ears nearly cut OF. ] used to think
90. Nowadays I think Q boy who
would do that ought to be taken
out to nice, new, hand
painted galIsWs and hanged. Thare
10 one comforting rehsction in my
mind. IL il that ] never tied q bunch
Of crackers TO dogs tail IS other boys
did, although ! admit Il vas an anus
ing sight, and the dog ran 90 fast that
the crackers nsver touched him as they
exploded.
How the thoughts OF those glorious
days come back and make me long to
Be boy again. However, az ! am not
e boy nov, au 9eing 70 Get on board
Of 9 steamer and 20 about 800 miles out
TO sea. where il is nice and quiet, and II
hear q pistol or fire craekaR explode,
I'll jump overheard at once.
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THEArnIoAL AxD mUsucAL.

Many indications point 10 q return 70
this country next season Of Manager
Mapleeon, With "opera CT popular
| prices"
Robson and Crane will opeu the Union
Square Iheatef 10 September With their
rev play, written for them By Bronson
| Howard.
Miss Van ZAndt 10 very anxious to
come to America during the approach.
ina season. She wishes 10 appear in
operate ooneeFts.
FsAn Hedwie Niemann Raabe, wife Of
the Germann tenor, has been engaged
by Manager Coufied for 4 tour Of this
country next season.
Mrs. PotteFlis expected IN Nev York
shout Anq. q. she will travel under
Harry Miners management n she
makes tour Of this country.
0ea. 20 10 the dav. and sbe AIler,
North 0ermsn Loyd's Line, the stesm
e. appointed for the sailing from South.
amp4on Of Mr.. Irving and Misa Terry
foe their next visit TO this eoantFy.
Miss Cara Louise Kellogg sailed for
E5ropa Jane -. she 10 going 10 Lon
don, Paris. and CARLSBAD, AMI will re-
turn bone in September TO make an en-
tendsd tour ander the MANAGEMENT Of
Carl SlrAkosch.
II TFOFators remarks that notwith-
sanding toe aoarisaine oendition OF
music IN Germany and Austria, Gals
tusnsy-siX neW operas and opeFestas
we're made kno4a 10 these empires dur
ina the year 1855. while thiFty-nine we're
brOaRht forth IN Italy.
After lie engaeement here 10 Entshe5.
The Daily Company sill 90 10 san EraB-
eises foT Q season Of ave weeks. This
Is rather Al expensive trip, a. to viii
eosl Mr.. DAly 10 80 from here to Cali
foFniA and return 10 New York the
round sam Of f6o00. II is 10 be hoped
bis frisco ae&son will be = VERY proc
peEsas one
At The Fifth Avenoe, Nsw York, Il Il
aaderstood that ALLAN Dare adspted
frun Admiral PoFteF's novel, viIl Re |
acted aboat Ana. % hyMeKea Rankin
and his new company. The time al /
iotts q 10 this engagement vas original. |
" e0atFsete6 foF ~ the late John i. /
RayDond - 3 preliminary 90 Mr.. |
Lsngtry's ssseo1 Of '-Cleep4tEa. !" which |
opens % eepG Is
The repertoire % the Boston Ideals |
vii this yeAr consist Of opera somiqus /
IL E1Riish. pare and simpse, % tue eon-
nlsts exclusioa Of everything rteem-
bling opera bozfs or masica! b1rieata.
Sew oBeras hy Freneh ana Gsrman
oauposars viii be made knswa daring
tbs season. walsh u 20 be snteFed upoa
saFiy in Oesabsr.
SsS Yosk pspss pablishes some
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~, 80 r1tsznsd 10 kss koms ID Frs
Han. wm. MarfRn. afasr . tmu waakai
snssmrn heea am4 kersahsmEa. Isfb 90
1kn1d1g foR ~ hsms e Wal1uis
Rsv. g. y. wsadae, Esersaaxy q shs
AmeKiaaa Unitarian Assoeiafta1 fer rs
| RaefAe Ocask, ngw In the aStY, VII
Eemmoh e q. A. HI Hail se6aTs
Hrs. @. MaFsin b vt9itiaz bsE s11-ln-
l81. SheriH CounAt0n, q Lewis cggRsy.
Major 3. O WslksF sna wife, ct Hel-
So after EboEt visit u rs ety. isf1
/ FOR thEiE hnwe ca 1hnkz1AYs
CITY G8eFk Mad and Z. y. Cock Ian
% Thursday for Victoria foR = shoss
]. n MiIsheH, g., took ths train fog
Eastern Washinafon on Taesdey.
O. II. BafnEsf. Fl So1fh PFAir5s, Was
ID the city On Wednesday.
Mrs. Morris Maska who With her chill
dFsn were he Russts of mF. Aorris
Gsosa. rssuEnsd = Portland. fhsir homs.
On Wednesday.
Sheriff viii took q tEip b WalIa Wal
h On 1hafsdzy. He vas IN charge Ct 3
coaple a prisoners santsDesd there b.
the conrf.
Mrs n. PsvieR paid q visit 10 Port
land last usek, returning % Hedn<s.
dag.
Pm. wads, banker, Of Coleax, 10 the
euest Of his bSothsF-tn-law, J. O. Weth-
cred, Of this city.
Mrs. IsAss ChilbsrQ is speeding tie
simmer IL WaIia Walla-
". o. Hasesmads. Of Spokane Falls,
Il IN tha cftv
ON. CoIlinA Who vas WISHING h 8.
BixIeF fer souse days. left 90 Wednes-
day for his home 10 Santa Barbara.
Rev. J. @. Larsen, Of Tacoma, did,
eated Swedish II. Z. Church IN AGO
Fis on Thursday last.
n. II. Owinas, Territorial. Secretary,
sloppsd In fsenma on his way 30 Naila
Walla Wednesday.
DR.. Barch, Of 6pokane. vas IN the
city last week.
J. B. B0wies, wko has been visiting
the family Of Jacob Pfoebstel, this city,
retained to his homo in Portland on
Tuesday.
General y. W. spragus With Captain
]. G. AinsBoFth and his two sons are on
TIE Oiyupian, visiting Alaska.
L. W. Hsstelle and wife, Who Feosntly
returned from the East, departed fos
the 9alm0n River Mines on Tuesday.
Sherwood Bsnney, Of Sumner, and
Miss Susan Dexter, Of Tacoma. were
married On Sunday evening last by Rev.
x. II. 6icafoosa ct the Christian Church
In this city.
Miss Maud Proebsiel Is visiting
friends In Vancouver, W. T.
Rev. r. T. Webb, Rector Of the Epis-
copaI Church at Helena, ts visiting Rev
L. II. Wells. Of Sc. Lakes OhuTch, this
city.
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PORT lroWxsExB SOCIETY.

On last Friday evening an exceeding
~ pleasant entertainment was given BY
the members Of the Young Ladies Guild
al Good Tempiars Hall. Dancing con-
siituted she main feature Of the enter.
tainment, excellent music being fur
nished. At eleven o'clock Dainty re-
past was served, after which the eve
ninR's festivities we're continued for AZ
h0ar.
A very pleasant social evan took plscs
lass evening as the residence Of Mrs.
Poole In Port Ludlow. several parties
fFom Townsend being iu attendance.
DIR. and Mrs. q. ID. Hill returned
after q stay Of several weeks In the
Eastern states.
II. J.. fibhalg, Jr., expects his family
homs from Portlaud this week.
Col. Henry L1Ddes IL In San Francis
90 on business visit.
Judee and Mrs. W, II. Whittiesey
we're visiting the Queen City last week
Captain Clayton, Of Port Ludlow, was
In town yesterday.
Miss Kate Field will lecture at the
Opera House on her return from
Alaska.
AieuteQ4nt danes a. BUCHANAN and
wife, Of Port Townsend, havs gone ta
Washington. d. O.
Rsv. @. b. Crawford. rector Of the
Episcopal church, is In Spokane Falls
on brief visit.
Major Poole, q. s. A., visited Fort
Townsend last week and made settle
meut with the troops.
Lseutensnt and Mrs. II. N. Bailey will
start East this week via Yanc0uver,
W. T.
Hon. O. n. Bradshaw is In Portland.
where he attended q convention last
geek Of the A. o. L. w.
Miss Daisy KendFick, Of HadIoSk,
has returned from the Bay City.
Mr.. and Mrs. BFowne, Of lOws, are
the guests of Hon. A. b. Bash.
James w. Jones leaves for California
on next Friday 10 attend the Berksly
Gymnasium.
Captain Armstrong and wife, Miss ].
Knowlton and Miss f. Cove were pass
ensefs on the Elder for San Francisco.
Mrs. Alexander. wife Of Joseph Alex
ander. Castoms Inspector, returned on
Friday from visit 20 LaconneF. MFs.
Alexander win attend the Chant anqus
meeting IN Seattle this month.
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REWARDED.

The Secretary Of the Treasury has
sent silver medal to Miss Edith Clark,
OF san Francisco, in recognition Of her
gallant eondnct In rescuinq from drown
ing fellow schoolmate OF the convent
Of "OaT Lady Of Sacred Heart ct
Oakland, Gal, on August Slst Of last
year. Miss Clark sprang int the water
after her struggling friend, and brought
her 10 the shore With great danger 10
herself.
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WHOLESALE AMI RErAIH

/ FTs"a Draks's TrsSsilsr's AaQaslas
Il love 700. dear be softly said
NJ % is Ia the leather iFsder
lSba tnrped Away her golden head;
In fact, my fortunes nearly made. =
Retail OF wholesaler muFmured she,
Tie vel 10 Be precise. you know.
| give my heart, my afe 20 Thea.
10 Il be vhoiesaie-ts 10 SEP
1T Is, Of oourae." the youth replisd,
And elaSped Ter 10 bic fegvent breast
"fhsn Fm thy own. she faintly siehed,
NY fate With fhins sAaIl ever resi- =
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Ma Wtnsiou's soothina Syrup for eafldrsn
testhing, ts the prescription 81 ons q the besa
fsanale nsrsss an1 phyEieiAas u The GATED
States, and has hesn used for forty yaars with
never failing success By millions OF mothers
for tneiF chiidFen. During the process Of
teeshing It's value u inealculAhis. Il ralisyes
The child FROM pain. cures dyssntery ma aiA-.
Fh1A. griptaa N TIE bowels and Vtnd collie,
By giving hsAltA 10 the child q roata tAs
mOtheE. Priee - b0ttla Apisdwly
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Profound sensasaan.

6ALvEsroE, July l6.-A profound ssn.
sation vas produced this evening when
IL became known that the old and we'll.
known firm Of Kaufman a RunQ had
assigned In favor Of Mrs. Kaufman.
The assignment vas caused by unfoF-
tunate speealatious Of Julius Rune,
sesios member, in cotton. No state
ment Of assets or liabilities is yet OBJ
49,
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DUHLTx, July ia tenant named
ByTne aud two baiIitfs weFe seEiooaIy
wounded while the evictiona a Cool
granney we're being effected. AZ the
Kerry assizss three murder and swo
Whlteboy cases were postponed, The
counsel for the Grown declaring that 10
would be impossible 10 obtain q iuFy
which would do ita duty. Judge O'BFien
denounoes KerFy iuFies.
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A student 10 his father ssRt
His third term Freshman bill,

% ototcmcut OF Tue money apeEi
A page or more did fill.
And a. the pateg east his eye
Ger items great and snail,
BE chsneed little one to spy
Mixed In among them ell.
Tgag this; Fer charity gave
OF dollars dfty-fouF."
At this the fathers face was grave
And looks Of sorrow bore,
Till down he sat and wrote, wrote be
With face suffused With Rrins.
IL greatly fear that charity
Doth cover many sins"
--DslaRars College Rsrisas.
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NEvBuR1PoRT (AAss- }, July l6.-Misl
Jane Andrews, teacher and authorizes
died yesterday. aged 81 year,. She VA
widely known a. q writer Of juEenilG
books. -
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Owing 70 other attraetions tae con-
cert and ball % ths Lake Union PAVii-
lea vas net largely attended. Isproved
% Be q very eDt1yabis eTsnine, however,
tie band furnishing exesllent music for
dancing. The party did not break ep
mill lale hour.
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Ga tins whole, the week has bssn Q
quist oas. There have been numbeE
Of interesting social events. bat u can
not be szid that the people have gone
mad wish gAysty. Ths usual dramatic
feast hes besn furnished b. Ms. Min 10
an eBioyable series Of tragic plays. The
weather has continued delightful, and
e. consequences. outdoor parties have
been In vogue.
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One % TIE most dsiieeifal Affairs u
TIE Week waa = lanoa gtvtne By Mr.,
lansea AeNanghi % Friday AtteFeoon,
ta hoaor of Ma Hedge. % RieaWing
ian. m. aud Mira Batter q Laxin1tan,
Tie Aitssaoen Was pieassnily passed
thess astsodtng hetHe' Mrs. II. L. Nss.
les, Mrs. Jaaes tssWia. Mrs Capasia De
weife. Mrs. q. . hailos, Mn. ". T.
hoone. Mrs, ~ Barter. Mrs. A. a.
BrcokNs. MrN CnioA. Ma HenEy. Nra
we.5. Mrs HYDE. Mssl FoFr~ss Ma
tcs. MsNsaRet. Mrs " II. fayloF.
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usek - kannans : oamp arenn. absut
tefA4 HliIna this etds IL tne ChatMnqaa
aFwon4a. ThsT VIII rnmain aw8y snwe
Wsakns tie reeesaAxy e@fes fsr 3 psD-
tRssEed atop ca 81 deeFa hasina baa1
rgegs6o4 Ebs pz4sg = ua6a a. e f1is
lewss NJ. an4 Ira ". II Rssgs4 ana
fAmilYs sosslsttne e fha MaaHia tes.ls
em4 Mlnnie sn6 Master WlIIIe: LIZ. and
MEA daEnf1 " 0auHaa ard fEsE1ys Mrgs
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eRaHt q nnmheE of haE little fKte14s
WeEs invited - 3 EstheRinR 81 ths homs
81 haF parsuas. Avaxy cleasant sflsr-
nosa was pnasad Win ms ns1ai ebild-
fen's aanzas % 6nnrs mnd sus. Later q
vsFy Jelly danse wag paEtieipated u,
MEa- z 4. TsEEy efasiatfnz = Ne
pt41c. Thoee present WeFe. LNEnle
Graves, Alies Penasld. Ada HanfoFa,
nva HsnfoEa. 1eaats Hanf0rd, Msrt0n
E5iyoke, Roaa De Wolfa, Dolly 6eaxEy,
Aand Jaeabs snd MsERarsa FaFth-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17
CT GAM ITO
CLEARANCE SALE

I'm order to make room Tor oar immense
Fall Stock to arrive, and on account Of
contemplated alteration Of premises, We
must have rOOm. So We have marked
Goods in all departments at prices never
before attempted i'm Seattle.
NO RENERVEl NO RESERVE!
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

An snioyahie party nsa ~ tAe FVsi
8eDee "a kr. ard Ma 4. MoSoF.@V in
S0ata Seattle On ThaFsdAy Of last wssk.
The exening waa pseaEantly p8sssd
With Ein9tns and gases. fempttnE ~
frcsADe1ts we're served - thase rrVs
cot amone Who uefSs Mr. ADd Ars. Z,
Emsrasn. Mr. ana Mrs. BsanAgau. M
aud Mn. J. W. Haehsa, NJ, ard Mrs.
J Clancy. Mira Htaaton, Miss Szansua.
Misses Wall. ClAnssy, hslntYFe. BeNl,
Gleaaau. IolmSr, kmereou. Asssra
MeIrtyFe. MeElFoy, n ssnitA. { r
Clara. ". heA9tsa ". 2. Emsrsna. a..
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Chsa. Messsrisy.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-17

Mrs. ". z. Boone RaVea very pleas
ant Informal lunch party at her home,
corusF seventh and Alder streets, yes
lerday aflernoon. Thoae present. were
Miss Reedmau, Of San Francisco, who
q visiting Mrs. Boone, Mrs. Strive,
Mrs. FuFth, Mrs. Jennings, Mrs.. Filter,
Mrs. Breokes and Mrs.. BAXTER.